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  • Black Sabbath JAZZ!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • the chorus sound like the beatles(a little bit)

  • Iommi is God.

  • I think I get what he's saying.  I'll shut up for now.

  • They say all good things come to an end. As far as the road goes... I think there are only more and more forks as we go. Each road leads to another and another. Life is a maze that we can either feel lost in or enjoy finding our way through the rough times into the good times. Either way the song has sentimental value to me. I'm not going to tell you why.

  • tell me

  • Theres nothing to be sad about. Things happen for a reason. He went on to a solo career that rocked and if without that turn we would have never had the Dio years which were not better or worse than the Ozzy years but needed to happen. Everything that happens is meant to be Change is a good thing. The only thing I'm not sure about in this song is the line "we'll meet in the end." I don't believe theres ever an end.

  • lol yea magick!

  • i think what they mean in the verse "we"ll meet in the end is after death theyll travel together through the realms of soul travel

  • I read a poem that is related to this song a few months ago. Its deep and I can relate to it.

  • I have to disagree. Technical Ecstacy is OK but Never Say Die is pretty poor for Sabbath. They had sunken into the late 70s "Hollywood" sound, or tried to, and then went out on tour with Van Halen. I talked to a guy who was in a band that was on that ticket and he said Van Halen was great and it appeared they would upstage Sabbath every night but... Sabbath came on and blew them away at every show he did with them and he was a big Van Halen fan. They could still do it in 78 but the new stuff bad

  • I think Never Say Die is ok, and Technical extasy is poor.

  • Yeah, but that Hollywood sound was the "it" sound back then. They just delivered 4 monster heavy albums in a row: Masters of Reality, Vol.4, Sabbath, Bloody, Sabbath, and Sabotage. Factor in the the times against what they just did, the touring, drugs, personality conflicts, I would say Never Say Die holds its own considering I think just about everyone in the band was burnt out. Of course H&H would rejuvenate the band as Randy did for Ozzy!

  • The guy I knew that toured in the opening band in '78 said Sabbath really kicked butt on that tour. As I mentioned, it really surprised me because he was/is a big Van Halen fan but he told me Van Halen brought the house down every night and seemed no one could follow them. Then the lights would go down and Iommi would play just one chord and everyone in crowd knew who headliner was! I wish I could've seen that tour but they did not make a stop where I lived.

  • LOL. It happens to alot of bands when times/trends change. VH were on the rise, but not hitting their full stride just yet. The same happened when Ozzy took Metallica out on tour in 86". Anyway, I knew someone who went to that show and paid $10 for a good seat! Imagine getting VH and Sabbath for $10?? Now you couldn't get a T-shirt for that price. It's a Britney/Hannah Montana/Jonas Brothers world now. :(

  • what a great song is very sad that ozzy leaves the band he was just great with sabbath a classic heavy metal metal the only heavy metal band

  • so much magic and power it's unbelievable this music is 30+ years old. good music lives on forever

  • :-( that Ozzy left...

  • magic!!!!!!!!!

  • never say die and technical ecstacy must be two of the most under rated albums ever

  • If Never say die had more songs like this one and the title track, it could have been a great record....oh well still decent.

  • This song is Ozzy's farewell to Sabbath........and what a sweet farewell it was......did you guys see the reuinion footage??? Point and Case.....:: )))

  • what a great song ! What a Great Album!!

  • Heaven and hell would have been an awesome album with ozzy singing

  • Do any of the Sabbath dvd's out have all of their music videos on them?

  • Yes so everyone knows early Black Sabbath rocked. So when Ozzie departed band they died a slow death.

    Still they formed in 1968, its a Hard Road.

    The most heaviest hard rock albums of the time would have to be Black Sabbath Volume 4 and Deep Purple in rock.

  • from what dvd it is?

  • Toni plays like he knowws something we don't.......

  • why are people talking about dio here?

    this is ozzy so lets keep it ozzy

  • well said! plus... everybody and their fuckin' brother knows that Tony had been trying his damndest to get Ozzy to leave since he gained too much power after Sabotage and starting producing shitty records... from Technical ecstasy all the way up to the shit he's doing now.

  • goddamn, this road is hard:)

  • wow I got sabotage the other day and wow I really loved that album. now im listening to other stuff off the last 2 albums they did with ozzy and there is a lot of great music there. I wonder why the last 3 albums did not do so well?

  • Because, as I stated in another post, alot of their fanbase really got into the heavy albums (Master, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Vol4)and wanted more classic sludge riffs. Those later albums have lots of great songs on them.

  • Also, by the late 70's Kiss had exploded. Van Halen was on their way, and Disco was the in thing. It was just time for Sabbath to grow past the C# tuning sludge and go for a more straight blues rock sound in standard tuning

  • well when u talk about tuning alot of it depends on A0 toni Iommis sound preference and B) the fact that his finger tips are missing on important fingers so when u play with rubber fake tips on a standard tuning it probably put alot of pain on him. So fdrop tuning just seems easier on the hands to me.

  • Yeah, but you are regurgitating half knowledge. "Black Sabbath" and "Paranoid" were both recorded in standard tuning. Also, Tony overcompensates for his fingers by using more of his pinky and index when fretting and bending. The heavy formula worked for a while but they couldn't do it forever.

  • understandable i do acknowlege the method wouldnt work forever and frankly i love all sabbath i have not one complaint of any song whether it is gillan dio or ozzy i love all the albums from M.O.R. to Dehumanizer every one is great in its own way

  • As do I. And the great thing is you have a lot of flavors of sabbath to choose from. Give Tony credit, unlike Kiss and many other bands, Tony kept churning out albums, giving fans a reason to continue being fans instead of retreading the same old stuff!

  • yeah and i will always give Toni credit he is my favorite guitarist of all time he was the reason i picked up the guitar at all the first song i heard from him was.....hmmm Spiral Architect and that opening just sold me from the first note. Sabbath is great always have been always will be and Iommi is very Versatile unlike your EVHs. Not taking nething away from Eddie but he only Plays Van Halen Stuff whereas Toni Iommi can play so many things its unbelievable

  • That's because Tony isn'y a "metal" guy. Of course there was rock when he was young (Elvis, Chuck Berry, etc etc etc). Tony is a jazz/blues guy, and that is why he is so versatile. Eddie was smart enough to know that the song came first; so he didn't suffer from guitar hero syndrome. It's why he sold millions of copies and Yngwie couldn't score a radio hit!

  • I love this song by Black Sabbath!!! They kick ass!!!

  • Hey jeff whos to say whos better Yeak Dio had more range but its comparing apples to orifacesLOL!! its all good buddy!

  • gr8

  • this is a most original song!  nothin like it!!!

  • This is a very appropriate for the swan song of Black Sabbath's original lineup. It was a hard road for Sabbath during the 80s and 90s with all the different lineup changes. I am glad Tony did not quit during the dark days. It cracks me up that teenagers think Sabbath is Ozzy's old backup band. Ozzy is Sabbath's original lead singer. Ozzy is a great front man. But if he is dreaming he can sing better than Dio he better wake up and apologize.

  • well said jefgg long live dio /,,/ /,,/

  • Dio has the most generic voice i've ever heard.

  • Yeah..i don't understand why this album is being put down.

    It's not bad at all...got plenty of good stuff...this song for instance!

  • It's because some fans didn't want the band to grow. They wanted Master of Reality 10 times in a row.

  • each album through the years had an indivdual sound which is very cool

  • yeah it's true, it's pretty much the same thing with metallica, the fans wanted ride the lightning and master of puppets 10 times in a row as well, personally I love every album both Sabbath and Metallica put out, but the first 6 albums with Sabbath and the first 5 with Metallica put out were the best, and I love the Dio and Gillan years of Sabbath too, Born Again was a great album from the Gillan era, just the mixing was bad, but I don't let that bother me.

  • Yeah, well Metallica sold themselves as faster and harder than everyone else so their fan base was gonna go nuts when they evolved as a band.

  • vi ste svi pizde usrane, gnjili crvići. pusa

  • I like this song because its like a cool, mellowed out song for ozzy's last single with the Sabbath. Great stuff. Hope Ozz makes another album if his voice can handle it. ACDC is still going at it, but I think Ozzy is touring right now though.

  • why is this album so hated? its little bit mellow but i think its ok and it have good songs..

  • i remember buying this as a single on Purple vynl way back when, still have it somewhere in the loft, GREAT BAND

  • thx for the post..gr8 band

  • sum it all up , good song

  • Once again, very glad they got past this era. There never would have been a Heaven and Hell with Ozzy.

  • Black sabbath wasn't bad without him, but their greatest era was with Ozzy - Nothing can compare to the music they wrote then.

  • I agree, but the last 2 albums were just painful. They got back on track for a while with Dio, but then tanked again after he quit.

  • suppa

  • secondo me uno dei migliori gruppi di sempre,non hanno rivali o nessuno a cui poter essere paragonati e viceversa,semplicemente unici

  • anche se ozzy è un fascista,ahimè,non ci saranno mai più gruppi di qeusta qualità,rimarrano sempre unici

  • Was this taken from the dvd " Undead and alive" ? because i have that dvd and i would like to see that.

  • I love this song. It comes in my head when I give people farewells.

  • lol 2:20 look how weird ozzyz face iz xD

  • any big black sabbath fans here have a myspace, if you do send me a message here on youtube with your myspace address and ill send you a invite

  • wtf does ozzy best song and urself having a small dick got to do with anything

  • Geezer Butler (bass) wrote nearly all of the lyrics to Sabbaths records...this one in particular.

    On reflection he was saying what the rest of the band was thinking. The entire albumn is that way.

    And its soooo good.

  • This was a proper song for the Original Line-up's last single.

  • thanks -I know by now.

  • going back to what people said on the second page, you guys said that dio and martin and hughes were horrible, your imbeciles then, a real sabbath fan would at least honor the contributions made by post ozzy era members,any album from the ozzy, dio and gillan years were amazing albums, the ozzy era was metal,jazz, blues,doom,rock, classical, thrown into one, the dio era was power metal and the gillan era was thrash and doom. hughes and martin were amazing sabbath singers, but it wasnt sabbath

  • Amen! They were ALL that, and that's what most people miss; the blues, jazz, etc etc. It wasn't just doom. I can't say I was ever moved by Tony Martin, and as for Glenn Hughes, I really liked Seventh Star for what it is -- a Tony Iommi solo record that was very blues oriented.

  • this takes any fan's breath away, im sure of that. amazing 'farewell' song indeed

  • the ozzy, dio and gillan years of sabbath were the only true sabbath, the hughes and martin era were good but it wasnt sabbath anymore, it was iommi's solo band, the ozzy era was by far the best when it came to being original, but there is something about Heaven and Hell, Mob Rules, Live Evil, Born Again and Dehumanizer that were just as magical as the ozzy era.

  • I dont know how many times i have cried after this tune... Its so emotional if you think of the inner problems of the band. I just love it.

    "We'll meet in the end" Ahh... They met again at "Reunion"..

    So beautiful!

  • Hello homophobian!

    Is it a nice day homophobian?

    Sorry, but have to go Homophobian!

    Bye, Homophobian!

  • Homosexual is the latin word, you prick.

    You are a homophobian if you think all homosexuals are disgusting. Its really mature... Yeah, you must be 23 years old... You must be like 16. Jesus. I hope you get lost and die of hunger in a pyramid or get raped by a mummy

  • hope wat u want i know u enjoy msucking dick heads too

  • why r u offended kid u r realy little faggot

    tell me do u swallow or tell me wat it means in latin

  • The term you are looking for is simply homophobe there is no Ian on the end unless he's on your end.

  • I agree. It's a great "farewell" song.

    And ignore elektra he's just another 11 year old internet idiot.

  • Black Sabbath with the original lineup(ozzy,tommi,bill ward,butler) is hands down the best metal band of all time

  • Shame ozzy had to get fired all because some critics at the time didnt think it was a good album and they were running outaa ideas

    WTF WERE THEY THiNKING!!!??? huh??? This IS a great album with great songs

    The original lineup was the best Dio was ok i guess...

    after dio black sabbath stunk

  • tony martin was a great vocalist, headless cross, tyr, and cross purposes are worth another listen

  • Never say die is kind of a weird album, alot of it is more Jazz-Fusion than metal. Paranoid and Sabotage are my favs, although all the Ozzy years were pretty amazing. I find the two albums with Dio kinda lame. Born Again was awesome, but after that the shit they did with Tony Martin was awful.

  • i sort of disagree with you on some points. NSD is an absolutely classic album even if it's an 'unorthodox' Sabbath album compared to their discography. Dio's work is pretty much heralded as classic by most heavy metal standards, probably his better work even besides Rainbow and his solo Career, Dio is only still alive today because of it. but after Dio it all went down hill horribly. which begs the question, could 'mob rules' and 'heaven & hell' actually have been better WITH Ozzy...

  • Absolutely not!! H&H and Mob Rules were very stylized towards Dio's strengths. Ozzy got lucky with finding Randy; he also has been living off his first two solo records, and perhaps a little bit is owed to bark at the moon because it was in heavy rotation on MTV back in the day. it's a shame Ozzy ruined his voice because he at one point he was incredible. He was always the showman, but also the mouthpiece for everyone else's lyrics, namely geezer in sabbath!

  • I didn't say NSD wasn't good....just a departure from their earlier sound. When I was in high school (1980-1985) I LOVED Dio. When I listen to the dio albums now I just don't get the same enjoyment as I do listening to the 1970-1978 sabbath, although most of the eighties metal was heavily influenced by H&H and Mob Rules (Imitation being the sincerest form of flattery). I don't think those two albums would have sounded anything like they did if Ozzy sang them. Dio was very "operatic"

  • This video is the bonus track on the DVD The BLack Sabbath Story Vol 1 It is a souncheck performance from the Hammersmith Odeon 1978

    Highly recommend the DVD

  • Awesome song!!!

  • This looks exactly like its being played at the hammersmith odeon on june of 78. I mean look at the background. I know this is just a dubbed over music video but if you watch the DVD and this their even wearing the same clothes!

  • wow ozy doesn,t look very good in 78 buts looks don't matter

  • As a Sab fan from back in the day,I can appreciate everyone defending NSD,but when

    that album came out,I took one look at it and

    thought of a song by the Doors(another great band)"THIS IS THE END!"

    Sabotage was most assuredly the last great album they did with Ozzy-What would we have done without the DIO years!

  • I liked your comment until you said Dio

  • So what do you have against Dio? To each their own taste, but I think he is the voice of metal-bar none.

    I thought the born again album was great too, so I guess it can be safely said that Ian Gillian was one of their best vocalists.

  • If you don't like Dio, you're a faggot. Plain and simple.

  • if you have the original version of 'Anyone's Daughter'-

    put it on here !!

  • you can find it on the fireball album on you tube

  • Awesome. I remember cycling to the local record shop after school with my buddy to buy this on 7" purple vinyl, only to discover there was an even better song on the b side: Symptom of the Universe! Which blew our little nuts off. Still have it. Never say Die is criminally underated.

  • His voice is incredible in this song.

    He realy sounded fantastic back then.

  • Love this old Song i have all those albums they are great on bust gettin primed to go out for the night lol....actualy think i enjoy these albums even more you can hear the Sabbath sound forming ..this song in particular you hear the pop culture music of the time brewing into METAL...I like to put it on for people who have never heard it and say guess who

  • Their best albums in order are Vol 4, First album, Sabbath Bloody Sabbath, Paranoid, Masters, Never Say Die and then Technical...what do you guys think of that order??

  • PS: I left out Sabaotage...Hmm, I'd put that between Sabbath Bloody and Paranoid...and on second thought Never Say Die should be closer to the top, I sometimes forget what a GOOD album it is.

  • Love Master of Reality with their answer to the Crowd yelling "satanists"with the song After Forever and opening with Sweet Leaf and the Meat and potatoes dun dadadada dun dadadada Children of The Grave...its A must have album...Hard for me to put them in order I love them all...thats the sign of a Great Band wouldnt you say lol

  • I think you're right bro. After I threw out that list I immediately wanted to change the order. I will say though that Technical is probably my least favorite with Ozzy. They just sound a little tired on that one. Masters was the first one I ever bought when I was 14. "After forever" and "Lord of this world" were my two favs off that one, but like you said, they're all great!

  • Totally! That album has become my fav since I purchased the Black Box from Amazon. It was about $59.99 or something. Don't ya just love Solitude? Unique ballad-type Sabbath song w/ Iommi on flute

  • Killer combo!! People probably didn't like NSD cause it different from their other albums. More upbeat, jazzy, and complex w/ brass and keyboards. Although Jr's Eyes was written about thew death of Ozzy's father

  • One of of their best songs. Without doubt Geezer is the greatest bassist ever.

  • how did ozzy and sharon end up having two spoiled brat jewish children ?????? answer that one einstien oy vay

  • It was their last song considered as one of their best toghether and Tony looks superb with that guitar

  • i respect that you like them but i see them as sabbath still

  • GREAT song, GREAT album! Don't listen to the a**hole false fans who rag on the Technical Ecstasy and Never Say Die, two emotional albums awash in mood and power! The rest of Sab's singers in later years were very good (especially Dio, Gillan and Gillen), but the sound was quite different. THIS is Black Sabbath!

  • thesithempire does that mean you consider the gillan and dio years as much sabbath as the ozzy era, and i agree technical ecstasy and never say die arent shit, you arent a true sabbath fan if you hate those albums

  • I love the Dio and Gillan years. But to me, those were different bands, great bands, but not really Black Sabbath (if you know what I mean). There was a particular kind of magic that the original foursome had, that despite how each of the 8 albums differed (Sabbath never repeated itself), remained constant. Dio and Gillan brought their own magic, but it was of a different kind. I see those bands as Heaven and Hell and Black Purple (dumb name I know, but something like that.)

  • I'm with ya. Back Street Kids from TE is one awesome song. I have Black Box! TE and NSD are awesome albums. Especially the Hipgnosis/Storm Thurgesen covers. Same company who did all those cool Pink Floyd covers

  • 1978! Classic! I Love this album, this music is great, great voice! Awesome! OZZY ROCKS! SABBATH ROCKS!

  • Song, is totally great! Ozzy, is a genius! Some say that he don't have a voice, for a vocalist... What a fuck do they thinking? Ozzy Have A GREAT Voice! Just listen to this song! (Fuckers....)

    Ozzy Forever

  • sabbath has three albums that are worth listening to that are sadly underater, never say die, dehumanizer from the dio era and born again from the gillan era, long live the ozzy, dio and gillan era's screw the tony martin and glenn hughes eras

  • The art on the album is interesting, the two pilots suited up for armegeddon, but one is so taller than the other, you wonder if it's a man and a woman. Inside all the technical drawings..., a good job for a band at the end. Normally they wmaybe wouldn't care.

  • Another interesting thing, have you ever noticed the outlines of other pilots in the clouds? I had to look for a while to see that, but I found it. Also, it's rumored that there's an outline of a figure representing God somewhere else in the clouds.

  • Yes I've for sure seen the pilots in clouds, never seen or heard of a God amoungst the clouds though. Compelling.

  • I love this song as well as this record.

  • Gotta Love Sabbath, and Iommi's solo here is proof that he is a master craftsman. :)

  • this was one of the most underrated albums of all time and its a real shame:(

    this rocks!

  • Never Say Die is one of my favorite ablums. Ozzy will own my heart forever but does anyone here think Born Again was any good? Coz personally I think Ian Gillan sounded great with Sabbath...

  • This is a great song, along with never say die, and juniors eyes. Their last album was great, I don't what anybody sais

  • Wow!

  • How about full versions of the songs on the beginning of that video that this was ripped from - when they were called Rare Earth or something like that.

  • geazer and tony and bill do backing vocals for this song.

    never say die ROX!!!

  • one of the MOST underated albums EVER!

  • what a tune!! i never checked this album before cause of all the haters but now must check it out.

  • Ya won't be sorry if ya don't It's great! Got it from Wherehouse yrs ago. Sold it cause i didn't listen to it for a long time. Now i have it again with the Black Box

  • Ya i Buy everything i can find lol the origional black sabbath symptom of the universe 1970-1978 2 cd box is great too with a cd sized book included...love the pic of them on the grass with ozzys way to big hand lol

  • Don't need that when i got Black Box. All Ozzy-era Cds in 1 box w/ DVD too

  • Ya but for collection purposes i buy it all try to support them anyway i can lol...wonder where you could get an earth release

  • I heard they only released a limited pressing way back ('69, I think?), so unless I'm mistaken, the only way to get one would be the lucky chance of seeing it on ebay or something, and even then only on 33. But anyway, Sabbath for life

  • great song what album is this on?

  • Never say die! Probably a little late but thats the alblum!

  • awesome song, awesome guitar solo. Very underrated song. This deserves air play!

  • Incredible lyrics! Great album! Their last tour with Van Halen opening up for them in 78-79

  • I was nineteen when I got this one.Never Say Die.Great words to live by.

  • Contrary to those who feel this is a "happy" song I think there's a phenominal sense of melancholy on this track..The whole album has that feeling..I bought this in '78 when I was 15. Very incredible record..Maybe someday the original line-up can perform this and other tracks onstage? I'm a dreamer..

  • This is such a good song. The original Black Sabbath is always the best. Ozzy lives on forever. THIS is real music. I'm buying this album tomorrow!

  • it was like a walk into a swimmingpool and it was like a it was frozen and i'll never be the phool.

  • I saw this tour in Aug 1978 and it was great! Van Halen was the back up band, and they of course rocked, but Sabbath ruled!

  • Lipschyncing or not this video tells a broad tale for me..

  • Hey melowgold this world needs happy

  • Black Sabbath is GREAT Band! I LOVE this Band!

    Black Sabbath 4EVER

    ROCK N' ROLL 4EVER

    60,70,80's 4EVER

  • This is a great song. You just cannot beat the original Black Sabbath. They had such style. No band these days comes close.

  • Finally someone agrees with me!

  • Is this live? Tony's solo is different from the record. Thanks for posting! This song and whole album got shit from some fans but it's one of my favorite Ozzy/Sab albums. I love the lyrics to this song.

  • I was going to say the same thing bro "I guess some fans didn't like this album...I fucking LOVE it!!"

    I think they're just lip sinking... but I could be wrong?

  • yes they are lipsyncing, this was not a live performance, this was what they called back in those days a "promotional video" now we call them just "music videos" so no it wasnt live, but its not like they were claiming it to be

  • this song sounds way to happy

  • Listen to the words (and not just the chorus). It's just reality. Thanks Ozzshare88 for posting!

  • no problem thanks for checkin it out, plz check out the rest of my 50+ Ozzy/Sabbath videos

  • Hey thanks for taking a look at my video! Go to my profile and check out the rest of my OZZY/SABBATH videos. Do u have something I dont currently have uploaded?? Let me know. I am always looking to TRADE. I have way more not yet uploaded as well. And also have a HUGE selection of rare Ozzy/Sabbath mp3's....

    thanks

    OZZSHARE!!....spreading the word of OZZ!

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